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[0x01] Maskprocessor??
Maskprocessor is a high performance word generator with a per-position configurable charset into a stand-alone binary. Maskprocessor is used to create the greatest wordlists in a very quick amount of time. It can create wordlist with every combination of 5 characters in seconds and a whole lot more. Its a must have for ANY cracker!!
[*] Help Menu:
[*] Download Link: (available for linux and windows 32 & 64 Bit)
[0x02] Usage:
1. Open CMD, and use the commands cd and DIR to get to where you saved the maskprocessor folder.
2. Depending on your computer, either if its 32 bit or 64 bit you will run a different .exe. Im running a 64bit windows 8 OS so I will be running mp64.exe.
3. Example Usage: mp64.exe ?l?l?l -o cat.txt
( This will use maskprocessor built in charset ?l, which is every lowercase letter and we want to make a 3 character word using every combo of a-z in lowercase and have our output file as cat.txt)
[*] Pro-Tip: Look at maskprocessors built in charsets listed in the help menu to help get a better understanding of building your masks and wordlists.
[*] Example 2: mp64.exe pass?d
[*] Output:
[0x03] Custom Charsets:
There are 4 custom charset slots. These are like place holders for your characters. These are used for your own custom charsets, instead of just doing this ?l?l?l you can set that as the first custom charset, and then set a second one as ?d?d which will add to the end of your first charset of ?l?l?l. So your final wordlist output will be combinations of ?l?l?l?d?d. Which is lowercase letters a-z taking up the first three characters and then digits taking up the last two.
1. Example Usage: mp64.exe -1 ?l -2 ?d ?1?2 -o cat.txt
( This command will set our first custom charset (-1) as letters a-z and our second custom charset (-2) as all digits with an output file of cat.txt )
[0x04] Conclusion:
Well now go out there, and create some wordlists. Just a heads up, large masks around 8-12 characters can create very large lists, taking up GB's of memory.
Maskprocessor is a high performance word generator with a per-position configurable charset into a stand-alone binary. Maskprocessor is used to create the greatest wordlists in a very quick amount of time. It can create wordlist with every combination of 5 characters in seconds and a whole lot more. Its a must have for ANY cracker!!
[*] Help Menu:
[*] Download Link: (available for linux and windows 32 & 64 Bit)
[0x02] Usage:
1. Open CMD, and use the commands cd and DIR to get to where you saved the maskprocessor folder.
2. Depending on your computer, either if its 32 bit or 64 bit you will run a different .exe. Im running a 64bit windows 8 OS so I will be running mp64.exe.
3. Example Usage: mp64.exe ?l?l?l -o cat.txt
( This will use maskprocessor built in charset ?l, which is every lowercase letter and we want to make a 3 character word using every combo of a-z in lowercase and have our output file as cat.txt)
[*] Pro-Tip: Look at maskprocessors built in charsets listed in the help menu to help get a better understanding of building your masks and wordlists.
[*] Example 2: mp64.exe pass?d
[*] Output:
[0x03] Custom Charsets:
There are 4 custom charset slots. These are like place holders for your characters. These are used for your own custom charsets, instead of just doing this ?l?l?l you can set that as the first custom charset, and then set a second one as ?d?d which will add to the end of your first charset of ?l?l?l. So your final wordlist output will be combinations of ?l?l?l?d?d. Which is lowercase letters a-z taking up the first three characters and then digits taking up the last two.
1. Example Usage: mp64.exe -1 ?l -2 ?d ?1?2 -o cat.txt
( This command will set our first custom charset (-1) as letters a-z and our second custom charset (-2) as all digits with an output file of cat.txt )
[0x04] Conclusion:
Well now go out there, and create some wordlists. Just a heads up, large masks around 8-12 characters can create very large lists, taking up GB's of memory.